The Just-in-Time Production System Between Art and Philosophy Case Milk Production Complex Giplait Algeria
Wahiba Halimi, Nadjia Ziani, Farida Ghennani
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Wahiba Halimi, Nadjia Ziani, Farida Ghennani
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Japan, as an economic country, lacks the natural resources that lead to economic and commercial growth. This lack have led Japan to create a system that meets its needs and to cope with its limited resources, trying to make the best use of its status. So it is began with fighting excesses in all its forms and end with adopting what we call the just in time production system. This article deals with the problem of production management, exactly the just-in-time production system, a Japanese system also known as Toyotism, with his tools in application to the milk production.
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Japan, as an economic country, lacks the natural resources that lead to economic and commercial growth. This lack have led Japan to create a system that meets its needs and to cope with its limited resources, trying to make the best use of its status. So it is began with fighting excesses in all its forms and end with adopting what we call the just in time production system. This article deals with the problem of production management, exactly the just-in-time production system, a Japanese system also known as Toyotism, with his tools in application to the milk production.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Production system (computer science), Management philosophy, Business, Milk production, Engineering, Economics, Management